Which parts of the Windows API are not accessible from ANSI C code?
Question
Before 2000, I have been using ANSI C for Windows programming. Later I changed to C++ and MFC, then to Delphi, and nowadays I prefer C#, but I'm curious if it is still possible to use plain C to access every API of the modern editions of Windows.
For example, even COM/OLE objects can be dealt with from C .
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5 ACCPTED 2012-11-09 09:15:22
The Windows APIs list is described here .
Most of the APIs are C-based (structures and functions). However, few are C++ based (classes):
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